Or, the time I called Cincinnati chili “bisexual” in a food journal
Category: From Scratch
Lavender-Chocolate Pinwheel Cookies
Or, on lavender, the language of flowers, queer healing, and cookies.
Pasta with Hazelnut-Nettle Pesto and Fresh Peas
Last June, my partner discovered a raspberry bush straddling a parking lot and a church garden, which have both since been bulldozed and turned into an apartment building we cannot afford to live in.
Peach, Prosciutto, and Arugula Pizza with Balsamic Reduction
Despite being an Ohioan by birth, the pizza that’s captured my heart is actually California-style pizza–a thinner crust, olive oil or pesto instead of tomato sauce, and fresh, local ingredients.
Herb and Parmesan Cornbread
Food and community: make delicious cornbread, support LGBTQ+ hurricane victims, and come out for Bi Week!
Chocolate Zucchini Bread (Dairy Free)
Bake some zucchini bread and do work on yourself to be a better ally.
Friends for Dinner: Chianti Spaghetti, Pomegranate Salad, Red-Wine Chocolate Cake
A three-course Hannibal-inspired meal. “When Love was shown me with such terrors fraught/ As may not carelessly be spoken of.”
Make Your Own Gender Reveal Cupcakes! (with a genderqueer baker)
Am I doing this right?
Almond Spritz Cookies
It’s true–nothing says “Christmas cookie” to the Ohioan like spritz. So, to accompany today’s very Midwestern holiday cookie recipe, here are some organizations that support queer rights and reproductive justice in the general vicinity of my hometown in southern Ohio.
Fig, Prosciutto, Goat Cheese, Basil, and Arugula Pizza with Balsamic Reduction
October is my favorite month–the leaves! Halloween! Autumn produce! Unfortunately, it’s also a high-travel month for both me and my partner, and we often have work trips back-to-back and independently of each other, which means I am behind on updating and cooking projects (and rewatching Hannibal, garden pruning, and so on). Here’s a pizza we made…
Chai-Spiced Pear Scones
Chai-spiced cream scones with roasted pears? Yes.
Ful Medames with Fresh Fava Beans
Oh, and I suppose you could serve this with a nice Chianti, but only if you pronounce it correctly.
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